Scientists are expected to conduct experiments and report their findings with scientific integrity . The reason is that these findings guide public policy decisions and have real- world impacts . F or more than a decade, some practitioners of toxicology and...
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More than 2 0 recaps of Scientific Sessions, poster presentations, and Tiny Tox Talks held during the 2026 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo are now available on the SOT blog . These recaps were written by SOT Reporters, who are individuals who volunteer to write about...
This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary’s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. During the 2026 Poster...
To open up her Tiny Tox T alk, “ Ever Felt Like You’re Fooling Everyone w ith Your Scientific Abilities? You Are Not Alone ,” Mary Sonia Iheanacho posed the following question to the audience : “Have you ever felt like everyone else is more...
This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary ’ s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. At the 2026 SOT ...
When a disaster occurs, local officials run to the scene. The area is evaluated , and an investigation into what happened is initiated . Suddenly, a major risk is identified . Local officials must address the community and deliver the bad...
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a major focus of environmental toxicology due to their persistence, widespread exposure, and potential impacts on early development. At the 65th SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo in San Diego, a Symposium S ession titled ...
This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary ’ s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. During the 2026 Poster...
This blog is being shared under the SOT Secretary ’ s name as part of their official duties and should not be interpreted as their personal or professional opinions. This blog was written by Talia Sager. Wildfires have become...
From guinea pigs to alligators—and nearly everything in between—the “ Metals I ” P oster S ession at the 2026 SOT Annual Meeting and ToxExpo made it clear that metals research today spans far more than a single species, tissue, or exposure route....
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